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feat: CRQ-059 Wikipedia Wikidata Extractor Integration #42
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Restructured the `agent_comms_analysis` tools for improved organization and efficiency. - Updated `Cargo.toml` to reflect the new path of `response_analyzer`. - Enhanced `mirror_pr_to_fs.sh` for flexible output directories and robust CRQ ID extraction. - Simplified `process_all_crq_branches.sh` by delegating branch handling and centralizing data collection into `analysis_data/`.
This commit introduces a suite of tools and documentation to streamline CRQ management and enhance the CRQ classification process.
Key changes include:
- **CRQ Parser (`crq-parser`):** Developed a Rust-based CLI tool for classifying individual CRQs.
- **CRQ Table Generator (`crq_table_generator`):** Developed a Rust-based CLI tool to generate a summary table of all CRQs, grouped by suggested next steps. This tool was added to the workspace.
- **Enhanced CRQ Classification:** The `crq_table_generator`'s parser was improved to handle various CRQ formats and includes new classification logic:
- `CoderabbitAI Review`: For smaller CRQs (under 2500 bytes).
- `Respond To / Our Turn`: For CRQs requiring human attention, strategic input, or clarification (based on keywords).
- **Shell Scripts:** Created `classify_crq.sh`, `generate_crq_summary.sh`, and `new_crq.sh` to automate CRQ-related workflows.
- **Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs):** Documented the usage of new tools with `SOP_Using_CRQ_Classifier.md`, `SOP_Generating_CRQ_Report.md`, and `SOP_Creating_New_CRQ.md`.
- **New CRQ:** Created `CRQ-055-enhance-crq-parser-for-coderabbitai-skipped-reviews.md` to track future enhancements for handling CoderabbitAI skipped reviews.
- **Updated `task.md`:** Added CRQ-54 (Deterministic CRQ Parser) to the task list.
**Problem/Goal:**
To enhance the `crq_parser` within the `crq_table_generator` project to automatically identify CRQs where CoderabbitAI has skipped an automated review, and classify them as requiring a manual review request to CoderabbitAI.
**Proposed Solution:**
1. **New `NextStep` Variant:**
* Add `RequestCoderabbitAIReview` to the `NextStep` enum in `crq_parser.rs`.
2. **`crq_parser.rs` Modifications:**
* **New Function: `check_coderabbitai_comms(crq_id: &str) -> bool`**
* This function will check communication logs for a given `crq_id`.
* It will construct the path to CoderabbitAI responses (e.g., `analysis_data/comms/git/coderabbitai/{crq_id}/responses/`).
* It will read file content and search for keywords/patterns indicating a skipped review (e.g., "Review skipped", "Auto reviews are disabled").
* It will return `true` if a skipped review message is found, `false` otherwise.
* **Modify `determine_next_step(crq_content: &str, crq_id: &str) -> NextStep`**
* The function will accept `crq_id` as an additional argument.
* The classification logic will be updated:
1. **CoderabbitAI Review (Size-based):** (Existing rule) If content size < 2500 bytes, classify as `CoderabbitAIReview`.
2. **Request CoderabbitAI Review (Comms-based):** (NEW RULE) If `check_coderabbitai_comms(crq_id)` returns `true`, classify as `RequestCoderabbitAIReview`. This rule takes precedence over general "Respond To / Our Turn".
3. **Respond To / Our Turn:** (Existing rule) If neither of above, and CRQ contains relevant keywords, classify as `RespondTo`.
4. **Develop/Refactor/Document/Unknown:** (Existing rules) Fallback if no other specific classification applies.
3. **`main.rs` Modifications:**
* **Extract `crq_id`:** Extract CRQ ID from filename and pass to `determine_next_step`.
* **Update `match` statement:** Add a new case for `NextStep::RequestCoderabbitAIReview` for display.
**Justification/Impact:**
This enhancement will make the `crq_parser` more intelligent and context-aware by incorporating external communication context into its classification decisions. It will automate the identification of CRQs that require manual intervention to trigger a CoderabbitAI review, improving workflow efficiency and ensuring that skipped reviews are addressed proactively.
**Progress Update (2025-09-11):**
The core implementation of the proposed solution has been completed and integrated into the `crq_table_generator`. This includes:
* Refined `NextStep` enum with new states: `ReviewProvided`, `ReviewSkipped (No Meaningful Response)`, `ReviewNeeded from CoderabbitAI`, and `Respond To / Our Turn`.
* Implementation of `check_coderabbitai_comms` to analyze communication logs for skipped reviews and meaningful responses.
* Updated `determine_next_step` with a prioritized state machine logic, incorporating n-gram analysis and communication log data.
* The `crq_table_generator` now produces a detailed report reflecting these new classifications.
This phase of the CRQ is considered complete. Further work will be tracked under new CRQs, such as `CRQ-046-crq-classification-via-comms-analysis-and-state-machine.md` for more advanced comms analysis.
…e machine logic This commit integrates the `crq_table_generator` Rust project into the main workspace and implements the new state machine logic for CRQ classification. Key changes include: - Added `crq_table_generator` to the workspace members in `Cargo.toml`. - Implemented `ReviewProvided`, `ReviewSkipped (No Meaningful Response)`, and `ReviewNeeded from CoderabbitAI` states in `crq_table_generator/src/crq_parser.rs`. - Refined `determine_next_step` to use n-gram analysis and communication log data for classification. - Updated `crq_table_generator/src/main.rs` to display the new classification states. - Created `CRQ-046-crq-classification-via-comms-analysis-and-state-machine.md` to outline future work on advanced comms analysis.
This commit updates the Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) to reflect the new CRQ classification states and the enhanced capabilities of the `crq_table_generator`. Key updates include: - **`SOP_Generating_CRQ_Report.md`:** Updated to describe the detailed CRQ report format, new classification states (Review Provided, Review Skipped, Review Needed from CoderabbitAI, Respond To / Our Turn), and the command generation options. - **`SOP_Using_CRQ_Classifier.md`:** Updated to clarify its purpose as a basic classifier and to point to `SOP_Generating_CRQ_Report.md` for comprehensive analysis. - **`SOP_CRQ_State_Classification.md`:** (Already created in a previous step) Explains the new CRQ classification states in detail.
This commit introduces a new CRQ (Code Review Quality) parser and a state word reporter. - Added `regex` dependency. - Defined new binary targets for `crq-parser-cli` and `state-word-reporter`. - Expanded `ontology.json` with new emoji mappings for better semantic representation. - Implemented `crq_parser` module for parsing CRQ data. - Added CLI tools for CRQ parsing and state word reporting. - Updated `lattice_model.rs` and `lib.rs` to support the new modules and functionalities. - Added initial UML sketch documentation.
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… writing solution
Updated the "CRQ Documents" section in task.md to include all currently available CRQ markdown files, ensuring the document reflects the latest state of CRQs in the project.
This commit introduces the initial implementation of a web spider and corpus builder for project analysis. This includes: - New Rust crates for URL extraction, hashing, and web crawling. - Updates to Cargo.toml and Cargo.lock to reflect new dependencies. - Generation of various reports (domain, extracted URLs, file types, etc.). - Creation of CRQ-056 to document this feature. This work lays the foundation for expanding project analysis to external web resources.
This commit introduces two new CRQ documents: - CRQ-057: Addresses the removal of the stabilized `edition2024` feature from Cargo.toml files. - CRQ-058: Focuses on removing unused imports in the `hash_extractor_rust` crate. Additionally, `task.md` has been updated to reflect these new CRQs in the list of open pull requests.
**Problem/Goal:** The `cargo test` command was emitting warnings related to the `edition2024` feature being stabilized and unused imports in several Rust crates. These warnings clutter the test output and indicate unnecessary code/configuration. The goal is to eliminate these warnings to maintain a clean build and test environment. **Proposed Solution:** 1. Remove the `cargo-features = ["edition2024"]` line from `Cargo.toml` files where it was present, as the feature is now stable. 2. Ensure `edition = "2024"` is correctly set in the `[package]` section of these `Cargo.toml` files. 3. Remove unused `use` statements from Rust source files as identified by `cargo test`. Specifically, `crq_parser::CRQ` and `WordPredicate` from `submodules/src/lib.rs`, and `NGramDecomposition` from `src/bin/ngram_reporter.rs`. **Justification/Impact:** Removing these warnings improves code quality and developer experience by reducing noise in the build and test output. It ensures that the project adheres to best practices for Rust development and avoids deprecated or unnecessary configurations. This also makes it easier to spot genuine warnings or errors in the future.
This commit refactors the management of Nix-provided Emacs packages. Instead of attempting to set EMACS_NIX_PACKAGES via flake.nix's shellHook, package paths are now hardcoded directly into ~/.emacs.d/init.el. This change simplifies the Nix configuration and provides direct control over Emacs package loading within Emacs Lisp, aligning with user preference. A Change Request (CRQ) and Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) have been created to document this change and provide guidance on updating the hardcoded paths when Nix store paths change due to package updates. Files modified: - flake.nix: Reverted shellHook changes related to EMACS_NIX_PACKAGES. - .emacs.d/init.el: Updated to hardcode Nix store paths for Emacs packages and require them. - docs/crq_standardized/hardcoded_emacs_paths.md: New CRQ document. - docs/sops/update_emacs_hardcoded_paths.md: New SOP document.
This commit introduces the `terlar/emacs-config` repository as a git submodule. Initial steps include: - Adding the submodule entry to `.gitmodules`. - Initializing the submodule. - Making preliminary modifications to `.emacs.d/init.el` to integrate the new configuration. - Updating `flake.nix` to reflect potential new dependencies or configurations related to Emacs. - Adding `launch_emacs_pane.sh` for easier access to the Emacs environment. Further work is required to fully study and adapt this configuration.
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WalkthroughAdds a comprehensive Emacs initialization file with performance tuning, utilities, keymaps, and package setup; introduces an Emacs config submodule in .gitmodules; expands Rust workspace and binaries in Cargo.toml; and adds extensive CRQ-related communication artifacts and PR descriptions across multiple CRQs, documenting workflows, guidance, and suggestions. Changes
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participant E as Emacs
participant P as Packages
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U->>E: Launch Emacs
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E->>E: Early init (UI/GC/file-handlers)
E->>P: Bootstrap use-package (deferred)
E->>E: Define keymaps/macros/utilities
E->>S: Configure XDG/no-littering dirs
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participant Scr as CRQ Script
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Dev->>Scr: Run CRQ branch/PR script
Scr->>Git: Check existing branches/commits
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Scr->>Git: Create feature/<crq>-<desc> from main
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Scr->>Git: Commit CRQ file if needed
Scr->>Git: Push branch to origin
Scr->>GH: Create PR (title/body from CRQ)
GH-->>Dev: PR URL/Status
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analysis_data/comms/git/CRQ-34/coderabbitai/responses/005.md (1)
8-9: Avoid bot-mention loops; assign a human or use labels.@-mentioning a bot caused “Skipped: Cannot respond to another bot.” Assign to a user or add a triage label.
-@coderabbitai review the ticket. +@<human-owner> please review this ticket. +Labels: triage, needs-reviewanalysis_data/comms/git/CRQ-36/coderabbitai/responses/004.md (1)
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| ;; Hardcoded Nix-provided Emacs package paths | ||
| (add-to-list 'load-path "/nix/store/9j3v5mhah2d7xvzpvkqkm8awy74za86p-emacs-magit-20240426.2118/share/emacs/site-lisp") | ||
| (add-to-list 'load-path "/nix/store/03haksb4hyd6c3vi5c24kwf42vh498j9-emacs-rustic-20230130.912/share/emacs/site-lisp") | ||
| (add-to-list 'load-path "/nix/store/a7jqxkn3nq223mbjj05nla4n67x5sn5b-emacs-cargo-mode-20240116.1949/share/emacs/site-lisp") | ||
| (add-to-list 'load-path "/nix/store/0rb1yrjdxb8azcsfx02cmysbn3aywcz5-emacs-rust-mode-20240415.936/share/emacs/site-lisp") | ||
| (add-to-list 'load-path "/nix/store/pvmb22lhi8n7fsxk17g4z8fqwcw3d2ng-emacs-lsp-mode-20240427.2141/share/emacs/site-lisp") | ||
| (add-to-list 'load-path "/nix/store/dlh2pqdw0fj14w94fj3fqin7r3q47x2n-emacs-company-20240311.1943/share/emacs/site-lisp") | ||
| (add-to-list 'load-path "/nix/store/74jddmpnqb5bvlbg4h593nfc6s6dbzf2-emacs-flycheck-20240411.449/share/emacs/site-lisp") | ||
| (add-to-list 'load-path "/nix/store/w9axsadksn841hi2lmrcjw3x8frdnqp5-emacs-lsp-ui-20240424.412/share/emacs/site-lisp") | ||
| (add-to-list 'load-path "/nix/store/xcypfabw1dx1smjvi8vydlicdfa7dr8k-emacs-dap-mode-20240424.1359/share/emacs/site-lisp") | ||
| (add-to-list 'load-path "/nix/store/nbj1kf2fgmz257qiv6fa9xzw7wpzgrwv-emacs-tuareg-20231009.2143/share/emacs/site-lisp") | ||
| (add-to-list 'load-path "/nix/store/dhh42n7g4x7jz9bpixy9fqgq7ps4gqd3-emacs-utop-20220226.1308/share/emacs/site-lisp") | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Hardcoded Nix store paths break portability
Wrap add-to-list with existence checks to avoid errors on non-Nix systems; prefer environment-driven EMACSLOADPATH or submodule-provided paths.
-;; Hardcoded Nix-provided Emacs package paths
-(add-to-list 'load-path "/nix/store/9j3v5mhah2d7xvzpvkqkm8awy74za86p-emacs-magit-20240426.2118/share/emacs/site-lisp")
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-(add-to-list 'load-path "/nix/store/dhh42n7g4x7jz9bpixy9fqgq7ps4gqd3-emacs-utop-20220226.1308/share/emacs/site-lisp")
+;; Make Nix paths optional
+(defun cr/add-load-path-if-exists (p)
+ (when (file-directory-p p) (add-to-list 'load-path p)))
+(mapc #'cr/add-load-path-if-exists
+ '("/nix/store/9j3v5mha...-emacs-magit-20240426.2118/share/emacs/site-lisp"
+ "/nix/store/03haksb4...-emacs-rustic-20230130.912/share/emacs/site-lisp"
+ "/nix/store/a7jqxkn3...-emacs-cargo-mode-20240116.1949/share/emacs/site-lisp"
+ "/nix/store/0rb1yrjd...-emacs-rust-mode-20240415.936/share/emacs/site-lisp"
+ "/nix/store/pvmb22lh...-emacs-lsp-mode-20240427.2141/share/emacs/site-lisp"
+ "/nix/store/dlh2pqdw...-emacs-company-20240311.1943/share/emacs/site-lisp"
+ "/nix/store/74jddmpn...-emacs-flycheck-20240411.449/share/emacs/site-lisp"
+ "/nix/store/w9axsadk...-emacs-lsp-ui-20240424.412/share/emacs/site-lisp"
+ "/nix/store/xcypfabw...-emacs-dap-mode-20240424.1359/share/emacs/site-lisp"
+ "/nix/store/nbj1kf2f...-emacs-tuareg-20231009.2143/share/emacs/site-lisp"
+ "/nix/store/dhh42n7g...-emacs-utop-20220226.1308/share/emacs/site-lisp"))🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
.emacs.d/init.el lines 1-13: these lines unconditionally add hardcoded Nix store
paths to load-path which breaks on non‑Nix systems; update them to only add a
path when it exists and prefer using EMACSLOADPATH or a configurable list.
Replace each bare add-to-list with a conditional that checks file-directory-p
(or file-exists-p) before adding, or build a list from (getenv "EMACSLOADPATH")
(split-string ...) and iterate adding only existing entries; this keeps the
behavior on Nix but avoids errors on other systems and allows
environment/submodule-driven paths.
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Undefined variable guard
init-file-debug is used but not defined. Define a default to avoid void-variable errors.
;; Assuming init-file-debug is not set, so verbose is nil and expand-minimally is t
+(defvar init-file-debug nil)
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| (defvar init-file-debug nil) | |
| (setq use-package-verbose nil | |
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In .emacs.d/init.el around lines 25 to 28, the variable init-file-debug is
referenced but not guaranteed to be defined; add a safe default definition
before its use (e.g., define it only if unbound using a defvar or boundp check)
so init-file-debug is always defined (typically to nil) to prevent void-variable
errors, and include a brief docstring.
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| (push '(menu-bar-lines . 0) default-frame-alist) | ||
| (push '(tool-bar-lines . 0) default-frame-alist) | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Broken frame parameter for scroll bars
(vertical-scroll-bars) pushed without a value; use a cons with nil to disable.
-(push '(vertical-scroll-bars) default-frame-alist)
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| (push '(undecorated . t) default-frame-alist) | |
| (push '(menu-bar-lines . 0) default-frame-alist) | |
| (push '(tool-bar-lines . 0) default-frame-alist) | |
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| (push '(menu-bar-lines . 0) default-frame-alist) | |
| (push '(tool-bar-lines . 0) default-frame-alist) | |
| (push '(vertical-scroll-bars . nil) default-frame-alist) |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In .emacs.d/init.el around lines 60 to 64 the frame parameter for vertical
scroll bars is pushed as `(vertical-scroll-bars)` which is invalid; change the
push to use a cons with nil to disable scroll bars, i.e. push
`'(vertical-scroll-bars . nil)` onto default-frame-alist (replace the current
line) so Emacs receives a proper key/value pair.
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Guard platform-specific advice
x-apply-session-resources may not exist on non-X builds.
-(advice-add #'x-apply-session-resources :override #'ignore)
+(when (fboundp 'x-apply-session-resources)
+ (advice-add #'x-apply-session-resources :override #'ignore))🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In .emacs.d/init.el around line 70, the code unconditionally adds advice for
x-apply-session-resources which may not exist on non‑X builds; change it to
first check that the symbol is available (e.g. using fboundp or
feature/window-system checks) and only call advice-add when
x-apply-session-resources is defined so the config won’t error on non‑X Emacs
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| (defmacro define-repl (fn-name buffer-name command &rest args) | ||
| "Define a REPL function named FN-NAME running COMMAND inside BUFFER-NAME." | ||
| (let ((repl-buffer (concat "*" buffer-name "*"))) | ||
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| ,(format "Run an inferior instance of %s inside Emacs." command) | ||
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| (apply 'make-comint-in-buffer ,buffer-name buffer ,command nil ,@args)) | ||
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Incorrect use of apply in define-repl
apply is misused; call make-comint-in-buffer directly or pass a list as the last arg to apply.
- (unless (comint-check-proc ,repl-buffer)
- (apply 'make-comint-in-buffer ,buffer-name buffer ,command nil ,@args))
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| (defmacro define-repl (fn-name buffer-name command &rest args) | |
| "Define a REPL function named FN-NAME running COMMAND inside BUFFER-NAME." | |
| (let ((repl-buffer (concat "*" buffer-name "*"))) | |
| `(defun ,fn-name () | |
| ,(format "Run an inferior instance of %s inside Emacs." command) | |
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| (let ((buffer (get-buffer-create ,repl-buffer))) | |
| (unless (comint-check-proc ,repl-buffer) | |
| (apply 'make-comint-in-buffer ,buffer-name buffer ,command nil ,@args)) | |
| (pop-to-buffer buffer))))) | |
| (defmacro define-repl (fn-name buffer-name command &rest args) | |
| "Define a REPL function named FN-NAME running COMMAND inside BUFFER-NAME." | |
| (let ((repl-buffer (concat "*" buffer-name "*"))) | |
| `(defun ,fn-name () | |
| ,(format "Run an inferior instance of %s inside Emacs." command) | |
| (interactive) | |
| (let ((buffer (get-buffer-create ,repl-buffer))) | |
| (unless (comint-check-proc ,repl-buffer) | |
| (make-comint-in-buffer ,buffer-name buffer ,command nil ,@args)) | |
| (pop-to-buffer buffer))))) |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
.emacs.d/init.el lines 142-151: the macro uses (apply 'make-comint-in-buffer
,buffer-name buffer ,command nil ,@args) which is incorrect; replace the apply
call with a direct call to make-comint-in-buffer and use unquote-splicing for
args so it becomes a normal function invocation that passes the optional args
(i.e. call make-comint-in-buffer with ,buffer-name, buffer, ,command, nil and
,@args).
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| This change requests a deep, philosophical review of the entire project process, aiming to identify and formalize its "fixed point of unity" (metaphorically, "Kether"). This involves analyzing all subprocesses, workflows, and decision points to ensure they are perfectly aligned with a single, overarching, and unchanging core principle or ultimate goal. The review will seek to eliminate redundancies, contradictions, and fragmentation, leading to a process that is maximally cohesive, simple, and unified in its purpose. The outcome will be a refined, streamlined process model that embodies its essential nature and serves as a guiding principle for all future operational decisions. | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Parser will fail: required CRQ sections are not proper ### headings and names don’t match the parser contract.
Your CRQ parser (see src/crq_parser.rs) requires exact ### headings: Objective, Description, Expected Outcome, Justification/Benefit, Dependencies, Partial Progress/Learnings. Here, “Description” is bold text (not a heading), “Justification/Business Value” uses a different name, and “Objective/Expected Outcome/Partial Progress/Learnings” are missing—so parse_crq_markdown will return errors like “Objective section not found”.
Apply the structural fix below (adds Objective, normalizes Description, and inserts Partial Progress/Learnings placeholders):
## Change Request: crq 006 process unification kether review
-**Change Request (CRQ)**
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-**Title:** Process Unification and Core Principle Alignment (Kether Review)
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-**Description:**
+**Change Request (CRQ)**
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+**Title:** Process Unification and Core Principle Alignment (Kether Review)
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+### Objective
+TODO: Summarize the single unifying principle and alignment goals.
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+### DescriptionCommittable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In analysis_data/comms/git/CRQ-37/pr_description.md around lines 14 to 21, the
CRQ markdown uses bold text and non-matching section names so parse_crq_markdown
fails; replace the bold "Description" with an exact "### Description" heading,
add a new "### Objective" section above Description, ensure there is an exact
"### Expected Outcome" section, rename "Justification/Business Value" to exactly
"### Justification/Benefit", add an exact "### Dependencies" section if missing,
and insert a "### Partial Progress/Learnings" placeholder so all six required
headings (Objective, Description, Expected Outcome, Justification/Benefit,
Dependencies, Partial Progress/Learnings) match the parser contract.
| ## Change Request: crq 006 process unification kether review | ||
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| This change requests a deep, philosophical review of the entire project process, aiming to identify and formalize its "fixed point of unity" (metaphorically, "Kether"). This involves analyzing all subprocesses, workflows, and decision points to ensure they are perfectly aligned with a single, overarching, and unchanging core principle or ultimate goal. The review will seek to eliminate redundancies, contradictions, and fragmentation, leading to a process that is maximally cohesive, simple, and unified in its purpose. The outcome will be a refined, streamlined process model that embodies its essential nature and serves as a guiding principle for all future operational decisions. | ||
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| **Justification/Business Value:** | ||
| * **Ultimate Efficiency**: A unified process eliminates friction and waste, leading to unparalleled operational efficiency. | ||
| * **Clarity of Purpose**: Ensures every action and decision is directly traceable to the core unifying principle, fostering absolute clarity. | ||
| * **Resilience**: A process built around a fixed point of unity is inherently more robust and adaptable to change, as its fundamental nature remains constant. | ||
| * **Simplified Governance**: Decision-making becomes simpler and more consistent when guided by a single, unifying principle. | ||
| * **Holistic Optimization**: Moves beyond local optimizations to achieve global, systemic improvements. | ||
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| * **Included**: | ||
| * Identification and articulation of the project's ultimate unifying principle/goal. | ||
| * Comprehensive mapping of all existing processes and subprocesses. | ||
| * Analysis of interdependencies and potential areas of conflict or redundancy. | ||
| * Development of a conceptual model for the unified process. | ||
| * Recommendations for process simplification and re-alignment. | ||
| * **Excluded**: | ||
| * Detailed re-implementation of specific process steps (focus is on conceptual design and strategic alignment). | ||
| * Changes to the project's core technical architecture unless directly necessitated by process unification. | ||
| * Engagement in theological or mystical interpretations beyond the metaphorical application to process design. | ||
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| * **Positive**: Transforms the project's operational framework into a highly optimized, coherent, and purposeful system. | ||
| * **Negative**: Requires significant intellectual and philosophical effort, potentially challenging existing paradigms and requiring substantial buy-in for fundamental changes. The abstract nature makes concrete measurement of success challenging. | ||
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| * High-level strategic vision and leadership commitment. | ||
| * Deep understanding of all existing project processes. | ||
| * Openness to fundamental re-evaluation and change. | ||
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| * **Estimated Effort**: Extremely High. This is a highly conceptual and transformative task, requiring significant intellectual investment and consensus building. | ||
| * **Estimated Timeline**: Long-term, iterative process. To be determined after initial conceptualization and stakeholder alignment. | ||
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| * The formalized process model is demonstrably simpler, more cohesive, and clearly aligned with the identified unifying principle. | ||
| * Stakeholders express a profound understanding of the process's core essence and purpose. | ||
| * Operational metrics show significant improvements in efficiency and consistency, attributable to process unification. | ||
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💡 Verification agent
🧩 Analysis chain
Quick check script to ensure parser compatibility before merging.
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash
# Verify required CRQ sections exist as exact H3 headings
req='^(Objective|Description|Expected Outcome|Justification/Benefit|Dependencies|Partial Progress/Learnings)$'
file='analysis_data/comms/git/CRQ-37/pr_description.md'
echo "Checking required headings in $file"
for h in "Objective" "Description" "Expected Outcome" "Justification/Benefit" "Dependencies" "Partial Progress/Learnings"; do
if ! rg -nP "^###\\s+${h}\\s*$" "$file" >/dev/null; then
echo "MISSING: ### ${h}"
else
echo "OK: ### ${h}"
fi
done
echo "Checking for emphasized H3 headings (should be plain):"
rg -nP '^###\s+\*' "$file" || echo "OK: no emphasized H3 headings"Length of output: 592
Fix H3 formatting and make verification script portable
- Required H3 headings are present, but analysis_data/comms/git/CRQ-37/pr_description.md contains emphasized H3s that will break parsers: line 11 (### User description), line 62 (### PR Type), line 68 (### Description) — remove the ** so headings are plain (e.g., "### User description").
- The check script produced "/bin/bash: line 8: !: command not found" — avoid using
if ! cmdin this context or ensure the script runs under bash. Replace the condition with a portable form, e.g.:
if rg -nP "^###\s+${h}\s*$" "$file" >/dev/null; then echo "OK: ### ${h}"; else echo "MISSING: ### ${h}"; fi
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31-31: Unordered list indentation
Expected: 2; Actual: 4
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| **Justification/Business Value:** | ||
| * **Ultimate Efficiency**: A unified process eliminates friction and waste, leading to unparalleled operational efficiency. | ||
| * **Clarity of Purpose**: Ensures every action and decision is directly traceable to the core unifying principle, fostering absolute clarity. | ||
| * **Resilience**: A process built around a fixed point of unity is inherently more robust and adaptable to change, as its fundamental nature remains constant. | ||
| * **Simplified Governance**: Decision-making becomes simpler and more consistent when guided by a single, unifying principle. | ||
| * **Holistic Optimization**: Moves beyond local optimizations to achieve global, systemic improvements. | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Normalize heading name to match parser: “Justification/Benefit”.
Rename and promote to an H3 so the parser picks it up.
-**Justification/Business Value:**
+### Justification/Benefit📝 Committable suggestion
‼️ IMPORTANT
Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.
| **Justification/Business Value:** | |
| * **Ultimate Efficiency**: A unified process eliminates friction and waste, leading to unparalleled operational efficiency. | |
| * **Clarity of Purpose**: Ensures every action and decision is directly traceable to the core unifying principle, fostering absolute clarity. | |
| * **Resilience**: A process built around a fixed point of unity is inherently more robust and adaptable to change, as its fundamental nature remains constant. | |
| * **Simplified Governance**: Decision-making becomes simpler and more consistent when guided by a single, unifying principle. | |
| * **Holistic Optimization**: Moves beyond local optimizations to achieve global, systemic improvements. | |
| ### Justification/Benefit | |
| * **Ultimate Efficiency**: A unified process eliminates friction and waste, leading to unparalleled operational efficiency. | |
| * **Clarity of Purpose**: Ensures every action and decision is directly traceable to the core unifying principle, fostering absolute clarity. | |
| * **Resilience**: A process built around a fixed point of unity is inherently more robust and adaptable to change, as its fundamental nature remains constant. | |
| * **Simplified Governance**: Decision-making becomes simpler and more consistent when guided by a single, unifying principle. | |
| * **Holistic Optimization**: Moves beyond local optimizations to achieve global, systemic improvements. |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In analysis_data/comms/git/CRQ-37/pr_description.md around lines 22 to 28, the
section header is written as bold text "Justification/Business Value:" which the
parser does not recognize; rename it to "Justification/Benefit" and promote it
to an H3 Markdown heading (### Justification/Benefit) so the parser will pick it
up, preserving the existing bullet content underneath.
| **Dependencies:** | ||
| * High-level strategic vision and leadership commitment. | ||
| * Deep understanding of all existing project processes. | ||
| * Openness to fundamental re-evaluation and change. | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Promote Dependencies to a proper H3 heading.
Current bold label won’t be captured by the parser.
-**Dependencies:**
+### Dependencies📝 Committable suggestion
‼️ IMPORTANT
Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.
| **Dependencies:** | |
| * High-level strategic vision and leadership commitment. | |
| * Deep understanding of all existing project processes. | |
| * Openness to fundamental re-evaluation and change. | |
| ### Dependencies | |
| * High-level strategic vision and leadership commitment. | |
| * Deep understanding of all existing project processes. | |
| * Openness to fundamental re-evaluation and change. |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In analysis_data/comms/git/CRQ-37/pr_description.md around lines 45 to 49, the
Dependencies label is formatted as bold text and should be promoted to an H3
heading so parsers can detect it; update the line "**Dependencies:**" to use an
H3 markdown heading (### Dependencies) and keep the following bullet list
unchanged so the content structure is preserved.
| **Verification:** | ||
| * The formalized process model is demonstrably simpler, more cohesive, and clearly aligned with the identified unifying principle. | ||
| * Stakeholders express a profound understanding of the process's core essence and purpose. | ||
| * Operational metrics show significant improvements in efficiency and consistency, attributable to process unification. | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Provide “Expected Outcome” as an H3 (parser requires this exact name).
Repurpose Verification bullets under the required heading.
-**Verification:**
+### Expected OutcomeAlso add the missing section:
+### Partial Progress/Learnings
+TODO: Capture any partial progress, blockers, or learnings to date.📝 Committable suggestion
‼️ IMPORTANT
Carefully review the code before committing. Ensure that it accurately replaces the highlighted code, contains no missing lines, and has no issues with indentation. Thoroughly test & benchmark the code to ensure it meets the requirements.
| **Verification:** | |
| * The formalized process model is demonstrably simpler, more cohesive, and clearly aligned with the identified unifying principle. | |
| * Stakeholders express a profound understanding of the process's core essence and purpose. | |
| * Operational metrics show significant improvements in efficiency and consistency, attributable to process unification. | |
| ### Expected Outcome | |
| * The formalized process model is demonstrably simpler, more cohesive, and clearly aligned with the identified unifying principle. | |
| * Stakeholders express a profound understanding of the process's core essence and purpose. | |
| * Operational metrics show significant improvements in efficiency and consistency, attributable to process unification. | |
| ### Partial Progress/Learnings | |
| TODO: Capture any partial progress, blockers, or learnings to date. |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In analysis_data/comms/git/CRQ-37/pr_description.md around lines 54 to 58, the
"Verification" bullets must be repurposed under an H3 titled "Expected Outcome"
(parser requires that exact heading); change the heading to "### Expected
Outcome" and move the three Verification bullets beneath it, preserving their
wording and formatting; also add the missing section immediately after (insert a
clearly labeled placeholder header and brief TODO content for the missing
section so the reviewer can fill in the intended details).
User description
This PR integrates the Wikipedia Wikidata extractor functionality.
PR Type
Enhancement
Description
• Implements comprehensive Wikipedia and Wikidata extraction functionality with caching support
• Adds extensive CRQ (Change Request) analysis tools including parsers, word analyzers, and state recognizers
• Creates MediaWiki template introspection and code generation capabilities
• Develops multiple analysis tools for agent communications, web corpus building, and URL processing
• Integrates GitHub PR analysis and automation scripts for CodeRabbitAI interactions
• Adds n-gram analysis, hierarchical text decomposition, and word classification systems
• Provides build automation for Wikipedia template code generation
• Includes comprehensive test suites for integration testing
• Adds extensive documentation and PR analysis data
Diagram Walkthrough
File Walkthrough
47 files
crq_parser.rs
CRQ Parser with State Machine and Communication Analysistools/crq_table_generator/src/crq_parser.rs
• Adds comprehensive CRQ parsing functionality with state machine
logic
• Implements
NextStepenum with various review and developmentstates
• Includes communication analysis for CoderabbitAI interactions
• Provides n-gram text analysis and token extraction capabilities
main.rs
CRQ Word Analyzer Tool with Multiple Analysis Modestools/crq_word_analyzer/src/main.rs
• Creates word analysis tool for CRQ documents with multiple analysis
modes
• Implements sequential response analysis and individual
response classification
• Adds categorized word counting and n-gram
extraction functionality
• Integrates with CRQ parser for next step
determination
crq_parser.rs
Extended CRQ Parser with Enhanced N-gram Analysistools/crq_word_analyzer/src/crq_parser.rs
• Duplicates CRQ parser functionality with extended n-gram lengths
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Adds communication analysis for CoderabbitAI responses
• Implements
phase-based state classification system
• Includes token extraction
and n-gram matching capabilities
main.rs
CRQ Table Generator with GitHub Integrationtools/crq_table_generator/src/main.rs
• Creates CRQ table generator with PR mapping functionality
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Implements command generation for GitHub PR comments
• Adds detailed
reporting with communication analysis results
• Provides script output
with executable permissions
main.rs
Agent Communication Response Analyzer Tooltools/agent_comms_analysis/response_analyzer/src/main.rs
• Implements response analyzer for agent communication logs
• Adds
file organization by author functionality
• Provides comment metadata
parsing and analysis
• Includes repeated phrase detection and speaker
type classification
lib.rs
MediaWiki Template Introspector Core Librarywikimedia-template-introspector-core/src/lib.rs
• Adds MediaWiki template parsing and Rust code generation
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Implements template invocation parsing with parameter handling
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Provides WikiProject crate content generation functionality
• Includes
comprehensive test suite for template parsing
wikidata_client.rs
Wikidata Client with Caching and Entity Fetchingwikipedia_extractor/src/wikidata_client.rs
• Implements Wikidata entity fetching with caching support
• Adds
comprehensive data type handling for Wikidata claims
• Provides both
Wikipedia title and Wikidata ID lookup methods
• Includes error
handling and cache management
parser_codegen.rs
Template Parser with Code Generation Capabilitieswikimedia-template-introspector/src/parser_codegen.rs
• Creates template parser with Rust function code generation
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Implements regex-based template invocation parsing
• Adds parameter
handling for both named and positional parameters
• Includes test
suite with regex validation
main.rs
Web Spider Corpus Builder Tooltools/web_spider_corpus_builder/src/main.rs
• Implements web spider for corpus building from markdown files
• Adds
URL extraction from markdown and plain text files
• Provides content
type handling for HTML and PDF files
• Includes rate limiting and
sanitized filename generation
ngram_reporter.rs
Hierarchical N-gram Analysis Reportersrc/bin/ngram_reporter.rs
• Creates n-gram analysis reporter for hierarchical text analysis
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Implements categorized output based on occurrence counts
• Adds
file-based reporting with category-specific outputs
• Integrates with
hierarchical n-gram analysis functionality
state-word-reporter.rs
State Word Reporter for Document Analysissrc/bin/state-word-reporter.rs
• Implements bag-of-words analysis for CRQ and SOP documents
• Adds
predicate-based word classification system
• Provides
document-specific word extraction and reporting
• Includes global
predicate matching for technical terms
crq_parser.rs
Basic CRQ Document Parser Implementationsrc/crq_parser.rs
• Adds basic CRQ document parsing with section extraction
• Implements
regex-based markdown parsing for CRQ structure
• Provides structured
data extraction from CRQ documents
• Includes error handling for
missing sections
ngram_analyzer.rs
N-gram Analysis Library with Hierarchical Decompositionsrc/ngram_analyzer.rs
• Implements hierarchical n-gram decomposition analysis
• Adds n-gram
generation and classification functionality
• Provides text
tokenization and n-gram presence detection
• Includes configurable
n-gram length support
main.rs
Wikipedia Data Extractor Main Applicationtools/wiki_data_extractor/src/main.rs
• Creates main application for Wikipedia and Wikidata extraction
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Implements link processing and entity fetching workflow
• Adds
filtering for valid Wikipedia article links
• Provides comprehensive
error handling and logging
cache.rs
Wikipedia and Wikidata Caching Systemwikipedia_extractor/src/cache.rs
• Implements caching system for Wikipedia articles and Wikidata
entities
• Adds file-based cache with JSON serialization
• Provides
cache directory management and filename sanitization
• Includes error
handling for cache operations
crq_parser.rs
Basic CRQ Parser with Action Classificationtools/crq-parser/src/crq_parser.rs
• Implements basic CRQ parsing with next step determination
• Adds
simple keyword-based classification system
• Provides basic section
parsing for CRQ documents
• Includes
NextStepenum for actionclassification
main.rs
Hash Extractor with URL Processing Pipelinehash_extractor_rust/src/main.rs
• Creates hash extraction tool for URL processing
• Implements unique
URL reporting with hash replacement
• Integrates multiple reporting
modules for analysis
• Provides comprehensive URL processing pipeline
github_counter.rs
GitHub Repository Counter with JSON-LD Outputhash_extractor_rust/src/github_counter.rs
• Implements GitHub repository counting functionality
• Adds JSON-LD
output format for repository statistics
• Provides regex-based GitHub
URL extraction
• Includes structured data output with schema
definitions
wikipedia_parser.rs
Wikipedia Article Parser with Cachingwikipedia_extractor/src/wikipedia_parser.rs
• Implements Wikipedia article parsing with caching support
• Adds
HTML content extraction using scraper library
• Provides link
extraction and article data structuring
• Includes integration with
Wikipedia API client
main.rs
MediaWiki Template Function Generator CLItemplate_function_generator/src/main.rs
• Creates template function generator for MediaWiki templates
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Implements command-line interface for template processing
• Adds
parameter handling and Rust code generation
• Provides template name
sanitization and validation
main.rs
CRQ Parser Command-Line Interfacetools/crq-parser/src/main.rs
• Creates command-line interface for CRQ parsing
• Implements file
input handling and content processing
• Adds next step determination
and formatted output
• Provides error handling for file operations
template_code_generator.rs
WikiProject Template Function Code Generatorwikimedia-template-introspector-core/src/template_code_generator.rs
• Implements WikiProject-specific template function generation
• Adds
parameter handling for template invocations
• Provides custom function
naming based on WikiProject and template
• Includes debug output and
placeholder logic structure
main.rs
Simple URL Extractor Toolurl_extractor/src/main.rs
• Creates simple URL extraction tool using regex
• Implements
recursive directory traversal for file processing
• Adds HTTP/HTTPS
URL pattern matching
• Provides stdout output for extracted URLs
build.rs
Build script for Wikipedia template code generationgenerated_wiki_templates/build.rs
• Creates a build script that generates Rust code from Wikipedia
template strings
• Uses
template_function_generatorto processtemplate invocations
• Generates individual
.rsfiles for eachtemplate and creates a module structure
• Handles template name
sanitization and file organization
file_type_reporter.rs
File type analysis and reporting modulehash_extractor_rust/src/file_type_reporter.rs
• Implements file type analysis from URL lists using regex and URL
parsing
• Counts file extensions from URL path segments with
validation
• Generates JSON reports of file type statistics
• Uses
serdefor structured output formattingcrq-parser-cli.rs
CRQ markdown file parser CLI applicationsrc/bin/crq-parser-cli.rs
• Creates CLI tool for parsing CRQ markdown files using
clap•
Extracts CRQ ID from filename and parses content structure
• Displays
parsed CRQ information including title, objective, and dependencies
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Integrates with
submodules::crq_parser::CRQfor parsing logicdomain_reporter.rs
Domain analysis and reporting functionalityhash_extractor_rust/src/domain_reporter.rs
• Analyzes domain frequency from URL lists using URL parsing
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Extracts base domains using simple heuristic for domain parts
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Generates JSON reports of domain occurrence statistics
• Provides
structured domain analysis output
word_classifier.rs
Word predicate classification system implementationsrc/word_classifier.rs
• Defines
WordPredicatestruct for boolean predicate representation•
Implements
PredicateClassifierfor text-based predicate extraction•
Provides methods for extracting word predicates from text content
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Supports case-insensitive predicate matching and classification
main.rs
WikiProject crate generator applicationtemplate_generator_bin/src/main.rs
• Generates WikiProject crate content using
wikimedia_template_introspector_core• Creates directory structure and
lib.rsfiles for each WikiProject• Uses hardcoded base path for
generated crate output
• Provides automated crate generation workflow
data_structures.rs
Wikipedia and Wikidata data structure definitionswikipedia_extractor/src/data_structures.rs
• Defines core data structures for Wikipedia and Wikidata integration
• Implements
WikipediaLink,WikipediaArticle,WikidataFact, andWikidataEntity• Uses
serdefor serialization/deserialization support• Provides foundation types for Wikipedia data processing
main.rs
Git hash extraction utility from URL listsurl_hash_extractor/src/main.rs
• Extracts 40-character hexadecimal strings (Git hashes) from URL
files
• Uses regex pattern matching for hash identification
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Processes line-by-line input from file with error handling
• Outputs
found hashes to standard output
crq_state_recognizer.rs
Code review state recognition functionalitysrc/crq_state_recognizer.rs
• Implements function to detect skipped code reviews due to size
limits
• Checks for specific keywords indicating review limitations
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Provides boolean detection for CodeRabbitAI response analysis
• Uses
case-insensitive keyword matching for detection
lib.rs
Library module structure expansion and reorganizationsrc/lib.rs
• Adds new public modules:
crq_parser,word_classifier,ngram_analyzer,crq_state_recognizer• Makes
lattice_modelmodulepublic for external access
• Updates imports to use
word_classifier::PredicateClassifier• Maintains existing
build_zos_latticefunction with updated importslib.rs
Wikipedia extractor library public API definitionwikipedia_extractor/src/lib.rs
• Exports core modules for Wikipedia data processing
• Re-exports main
data structures and functions for public API
• Provides unified
interface for Wikipedia article and Wikidata entity handling
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Includes cache functionality for data persistence
lib.rs
Wikimedia template introspector library setupwikimedia-template-introspector/src/lib.rs
• Imports template introspection functionality from core library
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Sets up proc macro infrastructure with
quoteandsyn• Includes
duplicate import that should be cleaned up
• Provides foundation for
template processing macros
lib.rs
Generated wiki templates library interfacegenerated_wiki_templates/src/lib.rs
• Includes generated template modules from build script output
• Uses
include!macro to incorporate build-time generated code• Provides
placeholder for additional public functions
• Creates library
interface for generated template functions
main.rs
Template generation CLI trigger applicationtemplate_generator_cli/src/main.rs
• Creates minimal CLI application that triggers build script execution
• Provides informational output about template generation process
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Serves as entry point for template generation workflow
• Relies on
build script for actual functionality
lib.rs
Solfunmeme WikiProject crate placeholdergenerated_wikiproject_crates/solfunmeme/src/lib.rs
• Creates placeholder library for 'solfunmeme' WikiProject crate
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Contains only a comment indicating future generated functions
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Represents generated crate structure for specific WikiProject
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Provides foundation for WikiProject-specific functionality
mirror_pr_to_fs.sh
PR data mirroring and analysis scripttools/agent_comms_analysis/mirror_pr_to_fs.sh
• Creates comprehensive PR data mirroring script using GitHub CLI
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Extracts CRQ IDs from PR titles and organizes data by CRQ
• Processes
PR metadata, descriptions, and CodeRabbitAI comments
• Generates
structured markdown files with YAML frontmatter
process_all_crq_branches.sh
Batch PR data collection and analysis scripttools/agent_comms_analysis/process_all_crq_branches.sh
• Processes all open PRs and collects data into analysis directory
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Extracts CRQ IDs from PR titles for organization
• Calls
mirror_pr_to_fs.shfor each PR with error handling• Creates
centralized analysis data collection workflow
new_crq.sh
New CRQ file creation utility scripttools/new_crq.sh
• Creates new CRQ files with standardized template structure
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Automatically determines next CRQ number from existing files
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Sanitizes titles for filename generation
• Provides template with
standard CRQ sections
ping_coderabbitai.sh
Automated CodeRabbitAI review request scripttools/agent_comms_analysis/ping_coderabbitai.sh
• Automatically pings CodeRabbitAI on PRs without existing comments
•
Checks for existing CodeRabbitAI comments before pinging
• Processes
all open PRs with error handling
• Provides automated code review
request functionality
nextstep.sh
Batch CodeRabbitAI review request scriptnextstep.sh
• Contains hardcoded GitHub CLI commands to request CodeRabbitAI
reviews
• Lists specific PR numbers for review requests
• Provides
batch review request functionality
• Simple script for triggering
multiple PR reviews
classify_crq.sh
CRQ file classification utility scripttools/classify_crq.sh
• Provides CRQ file classification using
crq-parserexecutable•
Validates file existence and executable availability
• Calls CRQ
parser with file path argument
• Includes error handling for missing
dependencies
launch_emacs_pane.sh
Tmux Emacs integration and session managementlaunch_emacs_pane.sh
• Creates tmux session management for Emacs integration
• Splits tmux
window and launches Emacs in new pane
• Sets
EMACS_HOMEenvironmentvariable for project context
• Provides development environment setup
automation
update_pr_bases.sh
PR base branch update automation scripttools/agent_comms_analysis/update_pr_bases.sh
• Updates base branch of all open PRs to 'main'
• Uses GitHub CLI to
modify PR base branches
• Processes all PRs with error handling and
status reporting
• Provides batch PR base branch management
generate_crq_summary.sh
CRQ summary report generation scripttools/generate_crq_summary.sh
• Generates CRQ summary reports using
crq_table_generator• Validates
executable availability before execution
• Provides error handling for
missing dependencies
• Creates summary table of CRQs grouped by status
4 files
integration_test.rs
Wikipedia Extractor Integration Testswikipedia_extractor/tests/integration_test.rs
• Adds comprehensive integration tests for Wikipedia extraction
•
Tests both Wikipedia article fetching and Wikidata entity retrieval
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Includes validation of extracted content and metadata
• Provides error
handling and assertion testing
test_crq_state_recognizer.rs
CRQ State Recognizer Test Suitetests/test_crq_state_recognizer.rs
• Adds comprehensive tests for CRQ state recognition
• Tests review
skip detection due to size limits
• Includes positive and negative
test cases for various scenarios
• Provides validation for rate limit
and normal review detection
integration_test.rs
Web Spider Corpus Builder Integration Testtools/web_spider_corpus_builder/tests/integration_test.rs
• Adds integration test for web spider corpus builder
• Tests markdown
URL extraction and HTML content fetching
• Includes build verification
and output validation
• Provides cleanup and temporary file management
lib.rs
Lattice Code Generator Test Assertion Updateslattice_code_generator/src/lib.rs
• Updates test assertions to match generated code format
• Fixes
whitespace and formatting expectations in tests
• Adjusts enum variant
and method call formatting validation
• Corrects prime value type test
assertions
2 files
lattice_model.rs
Lattice Model Error Message Improvementsrc/lattice_model.rs
• Updates assertion error message for better clarity
• Changes "unit
value count" to "value count" in error message
• Improves error
message consistency and readability
generation_log.txt
Add build process generation log filegeneration_log.txt
• Added single line log entry about file lock blocking
• Indicates
build directory lock waiting status
• Simple build process logging
output
2 files
flake.nix
Nix flake structure simplification and cleanupflake.nix
• Simplifies flake structure by removing nested
forAllSystemsfunction• Maintains all existing packages and development shell configuration
• Preserves checks for gitoxide, submod, and magoo submodules
•
Removes shellHook from devShell as per user instruction
.gitmodules
Add terlar-emacs-config submodule for Emacs configuration.gitmodules
• Added new submodule entry for terlar-emacs-config
• Points to
https://github.com/terlar/emacs-config repository
• Located at path
.emacs.d/terlar-emacs-config3 files
pr_description_jmikedupont2.md
CRQ-51 meta lattice application PR descriptionanalysis_data/comms/git/jmikedupont2/CRQ-51/pr_description_jmikedupont2.md
• Contains comprehensive PR description for CRQ-51 meta lattice
application
• Includes detailed technical documentation and
implementation walkthrough
• Provides mermaid diagram and file-by-file
analysis
• Documents extensive lattice framework implementation with
1177 lines
002_coderabbitai.md
CodeRabbitAI analysis and strategic recommendationsanalysis_data/comms/git/CRQ-34/coderabbitai/responses/002_coderabbitai.md
• Contains CodeRabbitAI response analyzing lattice framework
implementation
• Provides strategic recommendations for project phases
and next steps
• Includes comprehensive assessment of accomplished
work
• Offers specific action items and community engagement
suggestions
pr_description_jmikedupont2.md
Add comprehensive CRQ-42 PR description documentationanalysis_data/comms/git/jmikedupont2/CRQ-42/pr_description_jmikedupont2.md
• Added comprehensive PR description document for CRQ-42 with 1986
lines of content
• Includes detailed analysis of grand unified
framework implementation with lattice-based code analysis
• Documents
major features including code generation, repository analysis tools,
and development environment enhancements
• Contains extensive file
walkthrough with mermaid diagrams and categorized change descriptions
101 files
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New Features
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